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Yeah, the whole pipeline is actually quite more faceted than can be deduced from this summary. This stage actually just persists the events into a consolidated transaction log. Then, there are secondary processes that scan these transaction logs (in batch) and distribute data into various databases for system, business, and user analytics. I can't go into too much detail there, but the actual digesting and reporting side is more involved.

I'd like to hear more about the use case if you have time, and can talk about it. I'm kordless at loggly dot com.

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